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Lysis of Intracerebral Thromboembolism With Fibrinolysin

Angiology

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First published online October, 1964

Lysis of Intracerebral Thromboembolism With Fibrinolysin

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Volume 15, Issue 10

https://doi.org/10.1177/000331976401501003

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Meyer, J.S. : Lysis of cerebrovascular clots. New York J. Med., 62: 3750, 1962.

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Vander Eecken, H.M. , AND Adams, R.D. : The anatomy and functional significance of the meningeal arterial anastomoses of the brain. J. Neuropath. & Exper. Neurol., 12: 132, 1953.

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Anlyan, W.G. : Fibrinolysis in thromboembolic disease. New York J. Med., 62: 3744, 1962.

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ATKIN, N.: Unpublished data.

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